Gambling mistake repeated by the gamblers

[EarnOnVictor]

~It is ironic that the newbies that are the luckiest at the beginning are in fact the ones that could suffer the worst effects from gambling,

I don't share this notion that "newbies are always lucky" or something like that, but I agree that those newbies who are lucky right when they started gambling are in big danger actually.

I think you didn't get the gist of what he wrote, he didn't mean to say that all newbies are the luckiest but only referring to those ones who are the luckiest. And of course, that luck may enter their heads in the beginning, but this will only lure them deeper into it, and hence into their doom if they did not prepare well for gambling. This is why I often advise everyone to learn how to gamble and also make sure they know the pros and cons attached to it. This is irrespective of whether you've been gambling for long or not, so long as you never know the rudiment of gambling. it is better to retrace your steps and do the needful in order to preserve your money and sanity.

Luck is real in gambling but it can only come to you once in a while, so something you can't control or have reliability over, can you base a viable plan on it? This is what many of them do not know. Luck may be shining on them this minute but in the very next minute, it is gone, which is why you see many of them hitting it big at first but will not quit, sadly, before the end of their gambling session, they could have returned back to negative.

To avoid all these, it is better to have a viable gambling system and be very strict with sustainable management and budget that will preserve responsible gambling in your engagements with it.

[Betwrong]

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~ This is what many of them do not know. Luck may be shining on them this minute but in the very next minute, it is gone, which is why you see many of them hitting it big at first but will not quit, sadly, before the end of their gambling session, they could have returned back to negative.

To avoid all these, it is better to have a viable gambling system and be very strict with sustainable management and budget that will preserve responsible gambling in your engagements with it.

It is not a mistake if they won by chance an insignificant(for them) amount and continue gambling. Firstly, they can actually win much more as a result. Secondly, even if they lose all of that, it's not a big deal.

Overall, it would be interesting to see a list of the mistakes repeated by gamblers that each poster here regards as crucial. Here's my list:

1. Risk more money than one can afford to lose during a session.

2. To think that if you lost your bet several times in a row - you should necessarily win soon.

3. Consider a day when you hit something big your "Happy Day" and think that you must play during that day as much as you can.

4. In sports betting, to think that a team which is much stronger than its opponent must necessarily win and placing huge bets on it with like 1.02 odds.

If you think of it, the first item on this list basically covers it all, but sometimes you have to be specific to deliver your idea better.

What are your lists, guys?

[EarnOnVictor]

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~ This is what many of them do not know. Luck may be shining on them this minute but in the very next minute, it is gone, which is why you see many of them hitting it big at first but will not quit, sadly, before the end of their gambling session, they could have returned back to negative.

To avoid all these, it is better to have a viable gambling system and be very strict with sustainable management and budget that will preserve responsible gambling in your engagements with it.

It is not a mistake if they won by chance an insignificant(for them) amount and continue gambling. Firstly, they can actually win much more as a result. Secondly, even if they lose all of that, it's not a big deal.

Overall, it would be interesting to see a list of the mistakes repeated by gamblers that each poster here regards as crucial. Here's my list:

1. Risk more money than one can afford to lose during a session.

2. To think that if you lost your bet several times in a row - you should necessarily win soon.

3. Consider a day when you hit something big your "Happy Day" and think that you must play during that day as much as you can.

4. In sports betting, to think that a team which is much stronger than its opponent must necessarily win and placing huge bets on it with like 1.02 odds.

If you think of it, the first item on this list basically covers it all, but sometimes you have to be specific to deliver your idea better.

What are your lists, guys?

You are very valid about what you said and no one is disputing that, even in the first post I replied to, you were certainly on point, only that you made some mistaken replies due to a misconception which I tried to call your attention to. So this is not a matter of debate but a matter of revelation. As for these additions, to be specific, every gambler should always have it at the back of their minds that everything is possible in gambling and this is irrespective of whether they are old or new. However, experienced gamblers know better to rather be cautious and calculative to avoid the deceit of what is happening (gambling results) to them at present. But this may be different in the case of new gamblers for the lack of experience, and I don't think this is negotiable my friend.

[Betwrong]

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You are very valid about what you said and no one is disputing that, even in the first post I replied to, you were certainly on point, only that you made some mistaken replies due to a misconception which I tried to call your attention to. So this is not a matter of debate but a matter of revelation. As for these additions, to be specific, every gambler should always have it at the back of their minds that everything is possible in gambling and this is irrespective of whether they are old or new.

Thank you. I really hope that gamblers, newbies and experienced ones, fully realize the dangers of making those mistakes. Although I think that gambling is an entertainment activity in the first place, I also think everyone should keep in mind that it's a very risky entertainment. Just one mistake from those listed above may cost you a fortune. No one should forget about that.

However, experienced gamblers know better to rather be cautious and calculative to avoid the deceit of what is happening (gambling results) to them at present. But this may be different in the case of new gamblers for the lack of experience, and I don't think this is negotiable my friend.

I totally agree, new gamblers have higher probability of making those mistakes. No doubt about that.

[summonerrk]

The most obvious mistake for gamblers is that they often return to play in casinos despite having quit playing. And this is precisely their problem. Yes, they are full of other mistakes, such as lying to loved ones, or when gamblers borrow huge amounts at huge interest rates. 
We need to be attentive to ourselves and not forget about self-control, because we must determine our own destiny, and not give this right to dependence.

[Lannakosa]

You are very valid about what you said and no one is disputing that, even in the first post I replied to, you were certainly on point, only that you made some mistaken replies due to a misconception which I tried to call your attention to. So this is not a matter of debate but a matter of revelation. As for these additions, to be specific, every gambler should always have it at the back of their minds that everything is possible in gambling and this is irrespective of whether they are old or new. However, experienced gamblers know better to rather be cautious and calculative to avoid the deceit of what is happening (gambling results) to them at present. But this may be different in the case of new gamblers for the lack of experience, and I don't think this is negotiable my friend.

I don’t think that a player without experience will immediately decide to play for big money, if you are unfamiliar with something, then first take the time to figure out how everything works, this test period will take place with little money, otherwise you may lose too much money, while you will explore a new opportunity. When the player understands how everything works, he will want to try how much he can earn in gambling, and this is where the biggest difficulties lie, since the bets will be higher and therefore the losses will increase. It can be a mistake to repeat large bets in case of loss, when you should stops.

[bakasabo]

In addition, some inexperienced gamblers lose and drop game after first failure, and move to other game, lose there and continue moving from game to game, loosing all budget, instead of learning game rules. I would add this to a list of mistakes - leaving game after first loose, without understanding why they have lost and how game works. Even if gambler lose first time, I would give a game a second and maybe third try, to become more experienced in it.

[traderethereum]

The most obvious mistake for gamblers is that they often return to play in casinos despite having quit playing. And this is precisely their problem. Yes, they are full of other mistakes, such as lying to loved ones, or when gamblers borrow huge amounts at huge interest rates. 
We need to be attentive to ourselves and not forget about self-control, because we must determine our own destiny, and not give this right to dependence.

Yes, gamblers will return to playing gambling, even they will try to playing gambling in other casinos because they thinks that they will have more chances to wins. But still, if they don't have luck, they will difficult to wins the games and only lose more money if they can't take care of themselves.
They will make more and more mistakes if they can't introspects themselves from what they gets from gambling and their lose money will be bigger than they imagine. If they can introspects what they gets from gambling, they will thinks to learn about limitation and other thinks so they will try to reduce their losses.
That is why we must always take care ourselves when playing gambling and not using more money if we don't like to see the losses. Many people already make a mistake but we have a chance to prevents the mistakes.

[Fredomago]

In addition, some inexperienced gamblers lose and drop game after first failure, and move to other game, lose there and continue moving from game to game, loosing all budget, instead of learning game rules. I would add this to a list of mistakes - leaving game after first loose, without understanding why they have lost and how game works. Even if gambler lose first time, I would give a game a second and maybe third try, to become more experienced in it.

If you have that kind of money management I will follow that as well, much better to learn from those previous mistakes and use that experienced when playing again, not easy as a beginner seeing your money continue losing but if you are keen to detail you may adjust and hopefully luck will find his way to back you up.

The only problem in my opinion is when you keep repeating making that same mistakes and you got addicted instead of learning about the game and adjust to minimize the possible losses that you can make.

[bitLeap]

The most obvious mistake for gamblers is that they often return to play in casinos despite having quit playing. And this is precisely their problem. Yes, they are full of other mistakes, such as lying to loved ones, or when gamblers borrow huge amounts at huge interest rates. 
We need to be attentive to ourselves and not forget about self-control, because we must determine our own destiny, and not give this right to dependence.

Returning to the casino after losing is a common activity that every gambler does without needing to be told. In my opinion, it doesn't matter as long as they have limits on returning to the casino, for example the budget is set 3 times a week and you have the right to use it 3 times in a row to play at the casino. Another common problem is that many gamblers force budgets such as borrowing, selling valuables, etc. just to satisfy their gambling. That's what you shouldn't do, after all the issue of relative dependency is different. In gambling, sometimes you can be ambitious and sometimes you can be more controlled, because the gambler's mood is very difficult to predict.

[I_Anime]

In addition, some inexperienced gamblers lose and drop game after first failure, and move to other game, lose there and continue moving from game to game, loosing all budget, instead of learning game rules. I would add this to a list of mistakes - leaving game after first loose, without understanding why they have lost and how game works. Even if gambler lose first time, I would give a game a second and maybe third try, to become more experienced in it.

The day you Started learning from your mistakes that's when you will see yourself growing in any thing you do , it is very common for gamblers or traders to make mistakes, most due to poor emotion management. Like for instance most people don't know when to stop especially when they are in loss , at that moment all they can think about is how they will get what they have loss back which may lead them to keep gambling till they eventually run out of cashes for gambling, that's most time is better to accept the little one have loss and try learning from their mistakes, than to lose all their funds in the process of trying to get that they have loss back.

[MarvinHagler]

In addition, some inexperienced gamblers lose and drop game after first failure, and move to other game, lose there and continue moving from game to game, loosing all budget, instead of learning game rules. I would add this to a list of mistakes - leaving game after first loose, without understanding why they have lost and how game works. Even if gambler lose first time, I would give a game a second and maybe third try, to become more experienced in it.

Agreed. Also, having a lack of discipline can be a killer. Sometimes, it is best to cut your losses, go home and come back another day instead of chasing that first loss and losing even more money.

[DaMut]

These two traits usually go together, as a gambler you need some level of confidence to be able to win, after winning the confidence builds up and then gives more energy to pursue more profits even after hitting a target if they had one. this is the point where greed sets in. These two also affect people in real life in almost all things.

[piebeyb]

These two traits usually go together, as a gambler you need some level of confidence to be able to win, after winning the confidence builds up and then gives more energy to pursue more profits even after hitting a target if they had one. this is the point where greed sets in. These two also affect people in real life in almost all things.

Most of them have a gambling budget limit at the start of the game but do not have a limit at which point they have to stop playing, for example a winning limit, no one thinks about that because as we can see all gamblers will do the same thing over and over again, namely doing the same thing. when they win they forget themselves and end up continuing to play until they finally lose again and lose all their capital money and even their winnings too. In essence, to prevent repeating mistakes, gamblers should first get used to consistently limiting their gambling time.

When gamblers have a time limit, usually it will be successful because if it is time to stop gambling and it is done successfully, it is clear that this is a success because gamblers already know when to gamble and when to stop gambling, they must be able to be consistent with the time they set when gambling so that if they get used to it, other things will also become habits that stick with them and eventually become truly responsible and well-controlled gamblers.

[madnessteat]

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I don't see the point in limiting the time of a gambling session either. In my opinion, every gambler should learn to limit the deposit and exit the gambling session after winning, which increases the initial deposit by 30-50%. If a gambler sets himself higher goals for winning, such as x2-x3, it is much more difficult to achieve them, and therefore increases the likelihood of leaving the gambling establishment with empty pockets. Learn to take profits no matter how much time you gamble. This is one of the basics that helps to lose less.

[nara1892]

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I don't see the point in limiting the time of a gambling session either. In my opinion, every gambler should learn to limit the deposit and exit the gambling session after winning, which increases the initial deposit by 30-50%. If a gambler sets himself higher goals for winning, such as x2-x3, it is much more difficult to achieve them, and therefore increases the likelihood of leaving the gambling establishment with empty pockets. Learn to take profits no matter how much time you gamble. This is one of the basics that helps to lose less.

Basically, the idea of ​​limiting is always something that is recommended in any case, because this is the only thing that can prevent someone from falling into various excessive actions and decisions, where of course something done excessively is always not good, especially if we are talking about gambling. which is full of risks. Therefore, as you said, limiting the budget amount could be one solution to avoid losing large amounts.

Apart from that, limiting it in terms of time is also of course recommended, because only with this will someone have a reference to leave at the right time when they have reached the time limit regardless of whether the result is a win or loss, and when you win then maybe you will be able to enjoy the results from the win, and conversely, when you lose, you will avoid the possibility of losing a larger amount.

On the other hand, setting a winning target will of course always be an idea that can never be justified, because it is an idea that actually leads to greed, where of course greed is always a bad action which in the end leads someone to more significant disappointment.

[Mr.suevie]

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I don't see the point in limiting the time of a gambling session either. In my opinion, every gambler should learn to limit the deposit and exit the gambling session after winning, which increases the initial deposit by 30-50%. If a gambler sets himself higher goals for winning, such as x2-x3, it is much more difficult to achieve them, and therefore increases the likelihood of leaving the gambling establishment with empty pockets. Learn to take profits no matter how much time you gamble. This is one of the basics that helps to lose less.

sometimes what actually triggers this type of feeling of wanting to win further is maybe past achievement of a similar win so when the gambler plays and gets near to a stage that he could actually get the wins that he has actually achieve before then the instinct to continue kicks and he forgets all about the dangers and poses his mind at the target of that same win.

[Oilacris]

These two traits usually go together, as a gambler you need some level of confidence to be able to win, after winning the confidence builds up and then gives more energy to pursue more profits even after hitting a target if they had one. this is the point where greed sets in. These two also affect people in real life in almost all things.

Most of them have a gambling budget limit at the start of the game but do not have a limit at which point they have to stop playing, for example a winning limit, no one thinks about that because as we can see all gamblers will do the same thing over and over again, namely doing the same thing. when they win they forget themselves and end up continuing to play until they finally lose again and lose all their capital money and even their winnings too. In essence, to prevent repeating mistakes, gamblers should first get used to consistently limiting their gambling time.

When gamblers have a time limit, usually it will be successful because if it is time to stop gambling and it is done successfully, it is clear that this is a success because gamblers already know when to gamble and when to stop gambling, they must be able to be consistent with the time they set when gambling so that if they get used to it, other things will also become habits that stick with them and eventually become truly responsible and well-controlled gamblers.

Setting up limits would be always that good or something recommended on which we do know that this is really that needed because if you don't have this thing then you do end up on having that kind of disaster or simply losing up tons of money specially dealing up with gambling.It would be always relevant on having that kind of approach that you should be that control towards your spending if you don't like to mess up.
The main issues of this is on the time or moment that you do find yourself losing control because of greed and too much expectations on which this will really be resulting into those bad decisions or actions because you are hoping or expecting too much on being a winner or being a profitable gambler Never ever make yourself that hopeful and delusional because this is where desperation would be starting on kicking in and you should really be watching out this one.

[Accardo]

The most obvious mistake for gamblers is that they often return to play in casinos despite having quit playing. And this is precisely their problem. Yes, they are full of other mistakes, such as lying to loved ones, or when gamblers borrow huge amounts at huge interest rates.  
We need to be attentive to ourselves and not forget about self-control, because we must determine our own destiny, and not give this right to dependence.

Returning to the casino after losing is a common activity that every gambler does without needing to be told. In my opinion, it doesn't matter as long as they have limits on returning to the casino, for example the budget is set 3 times a week and you have the right to use it 3 times in a row to play at the casino. Another common problem is that many gamblers force budgets such as borrowing, selling valuables, etc. just to satisfy their gambling. That's what you shouldn't do, after all the issue of relative dependency is different. In gambling, sometimes you can be ambitious and sometimes you can be more controlled, because the gambler's mood is very difficult to predict.

Gamblers are intrinsically connected to going back on their losses. Basically, it's difficult to let go, whether win or lose. Such a repeated mistake carries a strong force of impulse that can't be easily dismissed by any gambler. The next try must appear to be more promising, until a new loss is incurred. Morally it's a poor gambling conduct meant to be constitutionally forbidden. But, it completely depends on an individual gambler. Unless the law finds a way to track and limit how many times a person gambles in a day, this will remain a long lasting mistake. Threatening players no to take part in excessive gambling would develop an unswerving ground for responsible gambling and diminish such repeated mistakes.

[GeorgeJohn]

As a gambler you have to keep record of their involvement in gambling and also figure out your mistakes so that you will not fall a victim of what happened to you before any smart gambler most to know it mistake from the ones it has been participated because I believe that once you Gamble frequently in any dumbbelling website or casino website you will observe some certain things so he was adventure Time make you to have more experience than a fresh someone who is into gambling